Here’s what you’ll get as part of your Smart Lease deal.
Car leasing deals
The monthly price includes services, maintenance, breakdown cover, vehicle tax and VAT.
Car leasing deals
The monthly price includes services, maintenance, breakdown cover, vehicle tax and VAT.
Special offers only
Car leasing guides
To EV or not EV? We ask the question
How are drivers finding the switch from petrol or diesel to electric?
What's car depreciation?
What exactly is car depreciation, why does it matter and is there a way of avoiding it?
¹ Life-event break clauses explained
Life can be unpredictable and throw unexpected challenges at you – that's why we include life-event break clauses into every Smart Lease contract.
Once you've had your Smart Lease car for more than 6 months, you qualify for the life-event break clauses. This means you won't be charged an early termination fee if you need to cancel your lease for these specific life events:
-
redundancy – excluding voluntary redundancy, early retirement, and termination of contract by agreement or dismissal
-
divorce or the dissolution of a civil partnership
-
loss of driving licence for medical reasons for 6 months or more – excluding conditions that were pre-existing when the term commenced
-
death of you or your partner – where it's not the result of alcohol, solvent or drug abuse
Plus, if you're pregnant or adopting and need a bigger car, you can change to a different vehicle under the Smart Lease scheme and won't be charged an early cancellation fee.
You're not required to inform us about any medical conditions at this stage, unless they render you unable to drive now, but we may require evidence of them to process a claim.
Find out more about DVLA reportable medical conditions.
The early termination fee is calculated as 50% of the sum of the remaining monthly payments due on the vehicle at the time of the early termination. In the unlikely event that the early termination fee exceeds £10,000, the life-event break clauses can't be used.
If you do cancel your lease early, you're still entitled to the benefit of the contract's damage waiver. So long as the condition of your vehicle is in line with the BVRA Fair Wear and Tear Guide, any identified damage that adds up to £500 including VAT will be waived.
However, in the unlikely event that the damage is valued over £500, you'll have to pay the full amount.